All the looks celebrities wore for the 2023 Met Gala

• Celebrities gathered in New York City on Monday for the 2023 Met Gala.

• The theme and dress code for the event paid tribute to the late designer Karl Lagerfeld.

• Hollywood's biggest stars arrived in shades of pink, white, and black.

A$AP Rocky and Rihanna

Unsurprisingly, Rihanna arrived extremely — and fashionably — late to the Met Gala.

When she showed up with A$AP Rocky, the couple turned heads with their looks.

Rihanna wore a custom Valentino ensemble: a voluminous hooded cape covered in large, white camellias — made iconic under Karl Lagerfeld's artistic direction at Chanel — and a ballgown-style dress. She added a pair of white-rimmed, cat-eye sunglasses with eyelash details for a touch of whimsy.

At her side, A$AP Rocky wore a long Gucci kilt over a pair of jeans adorned with crystals and a white shirt, black tie, and black suit jacket with a sparkly broach. According to Harper's Bazaar, the ensemble was a tribute to an outfit that Lagerfeld wore to close out a Chanel fashion show in 2004.

Rihanna

Long hailed as the queen of the Met Gala, Rihanna put on a show as she removed her cape to reveal her full look: a gorgeous white dress with a sweet camellia embellishment on the bodice, spaghetti straps, and a full skirt.

According to a tweet from Valentino, Rihanna's silk faille dress had a 16-foot-long train and the silk faille cape — which the fashion house said its creative director Pierpaolo Piccioli "designed especially for her" — consisted of 30 camellias, 500 petals, and 25 leaves.

Jennifer Lopez

Lopez's custom Ralph Lauren gown featured a daring cutout on the bodice as its feathery halter neckline was connected to the skirt by two pieces of fabric.

The light-pink skirt was offset by the gown's black train. A black hat with a wispy structural detail completed the look. And two trailing pieces of black fabric formed a dramatic train that followed the actor as she walked the red carpet.

Lily James

Lily James wore a black leather gown by Tamara Ralph Couture. The dress' quilted bodice was adorned with a signature Chanel camellia embellishment. She accessorized with black, leather-and-mesh gloves and diamond jewelry.

Cardi B

The rapper's Chenpeng Studio gown nodded to Lagerfeld's many black suits.

The top of the dress looked like a shirt with a tie and a fitted bustier — studded with crystals for an extra dose of glamor — while the heavy, ballgown-style skirt was made up of oversized black rosettes.

Tems

Tems offered a riff on a suit with her Robert Wun gown.

The gown had a strapless, fitted black bodice, while a low-waisted skirt flowed out behind her. The fabric at the top of the skirt folded down around her hips, like the collar of a shirt.

Feathers flowed out from the neckline and the gown's detached sleeves, and a coordinating black headpiece with structural, branch-like tendrils added height and volume to her look.

Burna Boy

The singer chose a custom Burberry look for the Met Gala, arriving in a coordinating jacket and pants.

Both featured a blue-and-black plaid pattern, and a panel of fabric flowed out behind him, creating a train that added flair.

Russell Westbrook

Westbrook chose a Bode ensemble for the Met Gala. It consisted of a cardigan with floral buttons, which he wore with no shirt, and patterned pants.

A pair of black loafers with a simple bow detail completed the look.

Skepta

Skepta also wore custom Burberry. Like Burna Boy, his outfit was blue and black, but his ensemble was a striped suit.

He wore a coordinating blue-and-white blanket draped over his shoulders to complete the look.

Bradley Cooper

The actor kept his Met Gala look simple with a black tuxedo and sunglasses.

Zac Posen

Posen's three-piece tuxedo from Duca Sartoria felt both formal and relaxed. The look consisted of a pale-yellow vest and coordinating bow tie which he accented with a brooch, a jacket with tails, and relaxed pants.

The jacket cut higher than the vest, giving the look an eye-catching structure. And like many at the event, Posen added a pair of sunglasses — likely a nod to Lagerfeld.

Jeremy Scott

The standout feature of Scott's white Moschino tuxedo was the jacket, which had black detailing on the lapels and tails that was made to look like feathers. A black cummerbund and pants drew the eye to the jacket.

Jeremy Pope

Pope took the Met Gala theme literally, wearing a memorable Balmain look that consisted of flared black pants with a long, white cape embossed with an illustration of Lagerfeld. The cape was over 30 feet long, according to Fashionista, and made with over 16,000 feet of silk chiffon, requiring the work of 70 seamstresses.

Draped across the Met Gala red carpet, the cape made quite an impression.

Paris Hilton

Hilton's Marc Jacobs gown was a departure from her typical style. The black dress had off-the-shoulder, sparkly sleeves that flowed into gloves, while the bodice and skirt appeared to be made of figure-hugging latex.

She accessorized the look with sparkly, black platform heels and a coordinating rosette necklace.

Yung Miami

Yung Miami embraced volume with her Met Gala dress, wearing a black gown that included an oversized layer of structured, feathery fabric around her head that looked like a gothic flower.

The bodice was lined with strands of pearls that dropped past her waist, while the sheer, black skirt flowed behind her into a tulle train.

Priyanka Chopra Jonas and Nick Jonas

The Jonases arrived at the Met Gala in black-and-white looks from Valentino.

Priyanka's strapless, black dress had a thigh-high slit. She paired it with a textured black cape adorned with an oversize white bow and attached to long, white gloves that reached close to her underarms.

Nick wore a white button-down and black pants with a suit-style leather jacket, a black tie, and a silver tie clip, nodding to Lagerfeld's traditional look.

Stella McCartney

Naturally, McCartney wore one of her own designs to the Met Gala. Her black blazer dress was bejeweled with sparkly embellishments, and she complemented them with shiny tights and clear shoes.

Lily Aldridge

Aldridge's chic Oscar de la Renta gown had a column-style silhouette and strapless neckline. Bows created the gown's off-the-shoulder sleeves, and a pink cape flowed out from the black dress for a striking contrast.

Viola Davis and Julius Tennon

Davis popped on the Met Gala red carpet in a hot-pink Valentino dress. The neckline was covered in oversized feathers, while the bodice was textured before flowing down into an elegant train.

Her husband, Julius Tennon, wore a classic tuxedo.

Alexandra Daddario

Daddario's Dior gown was almost entirely sheer and had subtle sparkles. The dress' high neckline transitioned into delicate ruffles from her chest, flowing all the way down to the hem.

Diamond drop earrings added an extra touch of sparkle to the outfit.

Janelle Monáe

Monáe had one of the most showstopping looks of the night, as her gown transformed as she walked the red carpet.

The Thom Browne look featured an oversized jacket that was white on one side and black on the other and had a sheer trim. She then removed the jacket, revealing that the sheer trim was actually a separate dress that looked like a hoop skirt. Platform, lace-up boots added to the over-the-top look.

Allison Williams

Williams' orange dress was designed by Patou. The asymmetrical gown featured an oversized bow on one side that flowed into a train, and it belted at the waist.

Williams paired the look with black silk gloves and a black headband.

Aubrey Plaza

Plaza's white Stella McCartney dress had daring cutouts on the bodice and right hip that were both trimmed with silver chains.

The "White Lotus" actor paired black gloves with the floor-length gown.

Mary J. Blige

Blige's Burberry gown had a floral pattern that created semi-sheer cutouts, and its neckline plunged to her waist, which was cinched with a small blue belt.

Coordinating, thigh-high boots and fingerless gloves made the look feel cohesive.

Alton Mason

Lagerfeld often closed his Chanel shows with a bridal look, which Mason seemed to pay homage to with his look.

The ensemble consisted of white, lace bodysuit; fishnet tights adorned with floral appliqué; white, lacy boots; and a statement veil.

Miranda Kerr

Kerr's Dior gown also felt bridal. The white gown had a corset bodice with delicate straps, as well as a full skirt and train.

The dress was also adorned with small sparkles that created an ombré effect on the gown.

Pedro Pascal

"The Last of Us" actor arrived at the Met Gala in a Valentino ensemble. His red blouse, red trench coat, and black tie were standard for the Met Gala carpet, while his black shorts were a surprise.

Black socks and boots completed the outfit.

Teyana Taylor

Taylor embraced Lagerfeld's love of tweed with a dress from Thom Browne.

The top of the dress looked like a suit, complete with a tie, and it flowed into a column skirt with ties on the side. The dress also had angular cutouts on the hips, adding a sexy flair to the look.

Camila Morrone

"Daisy Jones and the Six" star Camila Morrone wore a black, velvet Rodarte gown with a long train and an oversized, white lace collar that sat atop sheer fabric. A black velvet bow completed the look.

Olivier Rousteing

Olivier Rousteing wore an all-black ensemble and beaded necklaces by Chanel. The Balmain designer accessorized his look with a tongue-in-cheek quilted bag with the phrase "Karl Who?" written on it, in a nod to Lagerfeld, the night's posthumous guest of honor.

Song Hye-kyo

Song Hye-kyo wore a light-peach Fendi gown with mesh and lace cutouts. She wore her hair in a simple black braid.

Stephanie Hsu

Stephanie Hsu wore a sequin gown by Valentino that featured a crisp white collar and black tie. Dark lipstick and eye shadow as well as a sweeping updo added to the edgy look.

Alex Newell

Alex Newell wore a black gown with a structured skirt and mesh cutouts at the waist. They accessorized the eye-catching look with a dramatic floral-covered hat and matching gloves.

Conan Gray

Conan Gray wore a pearl-encrusted, white-and-black jacket from Balmain. It featured sparkling sequin-covered sleeves and a chin-grazing collar. He paired the look with leather pants, booties, and a fan covered in pearls.

Olivia Rodrigo

Olivia Rodrigo wore a black-and-white gown by Thom Browne.

The bust was covered in oversized floral appliqués, while the fringed skirt created an optical illusion on the red carpet.

Erykah Badu

Erykah Badu was unrecognizable on the red carpet. Her Marni ensemble featured a white cape made completely out of hair, while her white headpiece obscured her face.

She accessorized with large gold medallions and statement rings.

Cara Delevingne

Cara Delevingne looked ready to take flight on the red carpet. Her Chanel ensemble featured a dramatic train, made only more dramatic by black legwarmers.

The bodice of her tuxedo-style dress was embroidered with the letters "KL" to pay homage to Karl Lagerfeld.

Kylie Jenner

Kylie Jenner was a vision in red on the Met Gala carpet. She wore a daring Jean Paul Gaultier by Haider Ackermann gown and matching coat with light-blue silk fabric on the inside that perfectly matched the night's carpet.

Gigi Hadid

Gigi Hadid looked rock-and-roll chic on the red carpet, opting for a sheer black gown by Givenchy and diamond jewelry by Smiling Rocks and Lagos.

Her black corset top was also adorned with diamonds and a large flower, while the sheer tulle shoulder of her gown was covered in tiny black hearts.

Huma Abedin

Huma Abedin wore a black, blue, and white gown completely covered in feathers. Her sheer sleeves were adorned in bold lace appliqués.

Kim Kardashian

Kim Kardashian arrived on the Met Gala red carpet in a daring Schiaparelli gown that was dripping in pearls, which Kardashian told Vogue was a tribute to Lagerfeld.

"This year I just wanted to feel glamorous. I really didn't feel the pressure," Kardashian told Vogue on the red carpet. She also added that she felt "emotional" about honoring the late designer on the red carpet, as he did her first-ever photo shoot.

Dasha Zhukova

Dasha Zhukova appeared to channel Hollywood icon Audrey Hepburn on the red carpet. She wore a chic boatneck, pink gown with feminine bows on the shoulders, accessorizing with a pair of black satin gloves and a small black handbag.

Joan Smalls

Supermodel Joan Smalls arrived on the red carpet in a black lace, mermaid-style Tom Ford gown with glistening strings of beads hanging from her sleeves and neckline.

Hannah Bagshawe and Eddie Redmayne

Hannah Bagshawe and Eddie Redmayne arrived on the red carpet embodying chic couple style. They were both dressed in Alexander McQueen.

Bagshawe wore a cream-colored gown covered in pearls and ruffles, while Redmayne wore a black suit adorned with silve embellishments and chains.

Shai Gilgeous-Alexander

Shai Gilgeous-Alexander continued the night's theme of bold black-and-white looks in a tweed jacket and overcoat he wore over a classic tuxedo.

Sean "Diddy" Combs

Sean "Diddy" Combs wore a striking black puffer coat covered in black roses. His motorcycle-style suit jacket was embroidered with tiny pearls. He accessorized the monochromatic look with black gloves and a pair of sunglasses.

Pete Davidson

Pete Davidson returned to the Met Gala red carpet wearing a bucket hat, graphic T-shirt, and black velvet overcoat. He accessorized the look with a pair of black shades and a dazzling diamond necklace.

Gustav Witzoe

Norwegian billionaire Gustav Witzoe attended the biggest night in fashion wearing a monochromatic suit that created an optical illusion.

Kendall Jenner

Kendall Jenner walked the red carpet in a black sequin-covered bodysuit by Marc Jacobs.

It featured long, trailing sleeves and a silver collar decked out in crystals. The model, who is a mainstay on the Met Gala red carpet, accessorized with a pair of bold platform boots also by Marc Jacobs.

Michelle Yeoh

Oscar-winner Michelle Yeoh was a vision in black and white on the Met Gala red carpet. Her trailing gown, which featured an off-the-shoulder, button-up shirt and dramatic puff sleeves, resembled a deconstructed tuxedo.

Elle Fanning

Elle Fanning gave bridal vibes on the Met Gala red carpet. She wore a white lace gown by Vivienne Westwood and carried a giant daisy bouquet.

She paired the angelic look with black bolero sleeves and a flower crown adorned with long black ribbons.

Bella Ramsey

Bella Ramsey wore a black suit by Thom Browne that included a pleated skirt over pants. The breakout "Last of Us" star's classic ensemble was covered in tiny pearls that paid homage to the night's theme.

Jenna Ortega

Jenna Ortega looked like a modern-day Marie Antoinette in a corset-style, Thom Browne gown covered in layers of ruffles and pearl-covered chains.

A sheer, white collared shirt adorned with a black bow peeked out from above the bustier neckline of the dress. And the high-low skirt of the dress drew the eye to a pair of black-and-white Oxford-style heels and sheer black stockings that completed the look.

Mindy Kaling

Mindy Kaling sparkled in a strapless white gown.

Kaling's custom dress, designed by Jonathan Simkhai, featured an hourglass shape and hand-applied crystals that paid homage to Chanel couture, according to Marie Claire.

Bad Bunny

Bad Bunny also sported an all-white ensemble on the red carpet.

Bad Bunny's white suit, which featured an open back, was designed by Jacquemus. The ensemble featured a 26-foot train decorated with flowers.

Idris Elba and Sabrina Dhowre Elba

Idris Elba and Sabrina Dhowre Elba coordinated in black and white looks for the Met Gala red carpet.

"The Wire" star sported a chic white tailcoat with black slacks, while his wife wore a black strapless dress with a structured skirt covered in white dots.

Lila Moss

Lila Moss looked ready for a winter wonderland in her baby-pink Fendi ensemble.

Kate Moss' 20-year-old daughter paid homage to Lagerfeld in a Fendi Couture gown, which he designed for the brand's 2018-2019 collection, according to Page Six.

According to a statement from Fendi, the dress is made of marabou feathers that have been treated to appear as fur.

Barry Keoghan

Barry Keoghan kept things interesting with a black-and-blue striped suit.

"The Banshees of Inisherin" star paired his Burberry suit with an electric-blue turtleneck that matched the stripes.

Serena Williams and Alexis Ohanian

Serena Williams and Alexis Ohanian looked chic and classic as they walked the Met Gala carpet on Monday.

Ohanian sported a classic tuxedo while Williams — who announced she was pregnant — wore a black Gucci gown that featured sheer black sleeves and a white tulle mermaid-style skirt. She accessorized the look with long strings of pearls.

Trevor Noah

Trevor Noah kept things simple with a black suit on the red carpet.

Noah's suit featured a velvet jacket, which he paired with black slacks and a classic bow tie.

Alexander Skarsgård

Alexander Skarsgård's Met Gala suit featured a fun hidden detail. Skarsgård wore a traditional black tuxedo, but his white shirt featured one red stripe and two black stripes peeking out from the bottom.

Donatella Versace

Donatella Versace wore baby pink from head to toe as she walked the Met Gala red carpet.

Versace's daring ensemble featured a pink bandeau with sheer sleeves, and a semi-sheer pink skirt covered in sparkles.

Anne Hathaway

Anne Hathaway oozed glamour in a tweed Versace gown.

The white strapless gown featured numerous cutouts that were held together by gold safety pins, as well as a daring thigh-high split. Tweed cutoff sleeves and a jacket completed the look.

Matteo Berrettini

Matteo Berrettini kept things simple with an all-black ensemble. 

The Italian tennis player wore a black suit as he walked the Met Gala carpet on Monday.

Florence Pugh

Florence Pugh sported a Valentino gown and shaved head for her entrance at the Met Gala.

Pugh's white gown featured a daring cutout tied together by a black bow, and a matching sky-high, black feathered headpiece. A giant train added drama to the look.

Maluma

Maluma showed off his tattoos with a sleeveless gray suit. He paired the chic look with a long white scarf and black sunglasses.

Lil Nas X

Lil Nas X literally sparkled from head to toe in a crystal look that was inspired by Lagerfeld's cat Choupette.

The rapper's look was created by legendary makeup artist Pat McGrath and featured silver sparkles and gems that covered his entire body and face. He also sported a silver Dior thong and matching silver platform boots.

Brooklyn Beckham and Nicola Peltz Beckham

Brooklyn Beckham and Nicola Peltz Beckham looked elegant in coordinating black-and-white Valentino ensembles.

For their third Met Gala together, Brooklyn Beckham wore an all-black suit, while his wife sported a white gown with a flowing cape and black bow. They both accessorized their looks with pearl necklaces.

Brittney Griner and Cherelle Griner

Britney and Cherelle Griner opted for neutral ensembles at their first Met Gala. Britney's suit was a shining tan shade, while Cherelle's strapless dress was white and showcased her collar tattoo.

Ke Huy Quan

Ke Huy Quan looked like he stopped by Lagerfeld's closet before appearing on the red carpet. He wore a pinstripe suit, fingerless leather gloves, dark sunglasses, and a diamond brooch attached to his tie — all signature pieces of the late designer's wardrobe.

Alexa Chung

Alexa Chung went for an ethereal all-white look that was covered in flowers.

Chung tapped Irish designer Róisín Pierce to create the custom look which, according to Vogue, paid homage to Lagerfeld's "masterful experimentations with material."

Jared Leto

While Doja Cat and Lil Nas X took a more subtle approach in their tribute to Lagerfeld's cat, Jared Leto kept things very literal.

Leto showed up on the Met Gala carpet wearing a giant cat suit, much to the amusement of the stars in attendance.

Manu Rios

Manu Rios sported an all-black ensemble with black gloves, a tribute to one of Lagerfeld's favorite accessories.

The Spanish actor also sported brooches on his jacket and tie, another Lagerfeld touch.

Charlotte Tilbury

Charlotte Tilbury sparkled in an emerald-green gown as she walked the Met Gala carpet. The shimmering dress featured a geometric pattern and a long train.

Sienna Miller

Sienna Miller channeled the flapper-girl era with her feathered ensemble. Miller paired her dramatic black dress with a diamond headpiece and dangling teardrop earrings.

Lizzo

Lizzo sported a custom black Chanel dress that dripped with pearls. The silk dress, which featured a pearl harness, was inspired by an ensemble from the label's 1991-1992 ready-to-wear collection, according to People.

A dramatic updo and pearl bracelets and gloves completed the look.

Jodie Comer

Jodie Comer stood out in an asymmetrical gown that was crafted with blue, black, and white feathers. It was custom-made for her by Burberry.

Ashley Park

Ashley Park's netted Michael Kors dress was one of the more see-through looks on the red carpet. It had a high neckline and long sleeves, as well as a mermaid-style skirt.

Lily Collins

Lily Collins arrived in a black-and-white ball gown that was custom made for her by Vera Wang.

Its white corset top had detachable, off-the-shoulder sleeves, and its tulle skirt had "KARL" written across its train in sparkling, silver letters.

Anitta

Anitta's look was chic up top and punk at the bottom.

She wore a black, satin gown designed by Marc Jacobs with a structured piece that protruded from the top of the dress and wrapped around her head, creating a standout silhouette. She added long white gloves and sparkling platform boots adorned with buckled straps shoe for a touch of glamour.

Kristen Stewart

Kristen Stewart embodied Chanel's menswear aesthetic in a cropped white blazer and baggy trousers.

The Chanel ambassador also wore a monogram belt from the designer, white loafers, and a short black tie, pulling off an effortlessly glam look.

Letitia Wright

Letitia Wright wore a black, Prada suit jacket with a blue satin shirt that had a statement, shimmering collar.

She added matching trousers, black pumps, and a Prada purse.

Kerry Washington

Kerry Washington's custom, two-piece set was both daring and glamorous.

Designed by Micael Kors, it featured a lace bralette and matching mermaid-style skirt. and She also wore a blazer draped over her shoulders, and a diamond choker, earrings, and ring for a pop of sparkle.

Glenn Close

Glenn Close made a dramatic entrance at this year's Met Gala.

She wore a sparkling white silver Erdem gown with layers of diamond necklaces, and carried a teal an eggshell-blue cape jacket that dangled off her arms and fanned out widely behind her.

As Erdem told Vogue, the gown's sharp collar and cuffs were a nod to the tailored looks Lagerfeld used to wear, and the voluminous cape was inspired by a look worn at Chanel's autumn/winter 1999 couture show.

Brittany Mahomes and Patrick Mahomes

Brittany and Patrick Mahomes kept things cool with their simple outfits. Brittany wore a white gown with a sparkling, off-the-shoulder neckline and silver heels.

Patrick, on the other hand, complemented her in a double-breasted blazer, white T-shirt, and silver chain.

Lea Michele

Lea Michele's silver gown was custom-made for her by Michael Kors.

It had an oval cutout at her chest held together by a delicate bow, and crystal fringe hanging from its skirt and long sleeves. A bob haircut with bangs added to the look.

Edward Enninful

Edward Enninful layered a couple of pieces to create his suit look. He wore a white top and thick black tie tucked into a gray vest and black blazer.

For accessories, he chose tortoise-shell sunglasses and a cat-shaped pin as a tribute to Lagerfeld.

Billie Eilish

Billie Eilish went full goth with her custom Simone Rocha gown.

It was entirely sheer, so she wore an Agent Provocateur corset underneath the halter overlay. The musician also wore a separate, sparkling corset with garter straps on top and matching gloves.

Carla Bruni

Carla Bruni's look was all about the details. Her black dress was simple aside from its thin white train, so she paired it with an oversized fan reminiscent of the ones Lagerfeld often carried.

Doja Cat

Doja Cat's sparkling cat ensemble, inspired by Lagerfeld's pet Choupette, was the result of six months of work.

The form-fitting dress — which had a hood with cat ears — was crafted by Oscar de la Renta, while her prosthetics were the work of artist Malina Stearns.

FKA Twigs

FKA Twigs wore a black Maison Margiela gown that was specially designed for her. It had black fabric ruffled around her shoulders and waist, and her form-fitting skirt extended into a mermaid shape at the bottom.

Whitney Peak

Whitney Peak's cream-colored Chanel dress was all about texture. Its sleeveless bodice was covered in floral appliqués, while its floor-length skirt was crafted from thin tiers of tulle.

Marion Cotillard

Marion Cotillard's red-carpet look brought drama from top to bottom. Not only did she wear her hair in a pink bob, but she paired the hairstyle with a sequin-covered, Chanel minidress that had layers of fabric flowing from each strap.

The garment, which was first debuted by the fashion house in 2007, was previously worn by Cotillard at the 2008 BAFTAs.

Amber Valletta

Amber Valletta stood out in a daring, sleeveless gown with giant waist cutouts. It also had beaded mesh fanned out as a bodice and extra fabric extended into a train.

Jeremy Strong

Jeremy Strong donned an array of colors with his unique outfit. He mixed a ruffled green shirt with a brown satin blazer, black pants, and a neon-green necklace from Frank Ocean's jewelry brand Homer.

Vanessa Hudgens

Vanessa Hudgens embraced flowers on the red carpet, wearing a black-and-white gown from Michael Kors. The custom look had a crisscrossed halter neckline, two diamond cutouts across its bodice, and a floor-length skirt with a thigh-high slit.

Jack Harlow

Jack Harlow embraced Chanel's signature fabric: tweed. His navy-blue outfit included a matching pants and jacket set, and a satin blouse underneath.

Kaitlyn Dever

Kaitlyn Dever's red gown was a work of art. Crafted entirely from lace, the strapless dress had two waist cutouts held together with a giant flower in the middle of its bodice.

Georgina Chapman

Georgina Chapman chose to embrace the feather trend. Her baby-pink ball gown had the fuzzy pieces placed sparsely across it from its sleeveless top to its high-low skirt.

Emily Blunt

Michael Kors custom-made Emily Blunt's multi-layer outfit. She wore a white, long-sleeved top made from lace, a tulle bow tie, sparkling pants, and a satin cummerbund with an attached train.

Jordan Roth

Jordan Roth's fan-like dress stood out in many ways. Its wide bodice was printed with nods to Lagerfeld, and its straight, floor-length skirt was covered in sparkles.

Kim Petras

Kim Petras' look had a little bit of everything: a strapless top with ruffles, a high-low skirt, and gloves that extended above her elbows. For shoes, she chose sparkle-covered platform boots in a black-and-white colorway.

Salma Hayek

Not many celebrities wore red this year, but Salma Hayek did. Her leather, corset dress was made by Gucci, with a statement skirt crafted from tiers of tulle.

Pusha T

The rapper chose a funky Thom Browne suit for the Met Gala. The black ensemble featured a pattern of small white rectangles on one half of the jacket, the opposite sleeve, and the opposite pant leg.

Even the rapper's shoes were black-and-white, creating contrast.

Precious Lee

Lee's black dress from Fendi hugged her figure from its strapless neckline to its ruched skirt, which featured a thigh-high slit on one side.

A sheer, pink train flowed out from the back, and Lee added black gloves to the ensemble.

Micaela Diamond

Carolina Herrera designed Diamond's tea-length purple gown. The scooped neckline dipped low, with only a sheer layer of black tulle covering the actor's chest. Black tulle also peeked out from the bottom of the gown's full skirt.

Diamond continued the purple theme with her makeup, adding bright eye shadow to complete the look.

Rachel Brosnahan

Brosnahan wore one of the most daring looks of the night with her black Sergio Hudson dress.

The gown's bodice was made of sheer black fabric, with built-in sparkly nipple pasties providing a bit of coverage.

The dress' column skirt sat low on her hips, and she wore a long coat with a train over the look.

Wes Gordon and Adut Akech

As creative director of Carolina Herrera, Gordon designed Akech's stunning black-and-white dress for the gala. The strapless bodice was covered in sparkles, and it dipped low in the center. The sparkly bodice contrasted with the gown's skirt, which was made of stripes of sheer tulle in black and white, spilling into a train.

Gordon, on the other hand, kept things simple. He opted for a classic suit with a white flower on the lapel, seemingly as a tribute to Lagerfeld.

Jessica Chastain

Chastain looked unrecognizable with new platinum blonde hair on the Met Gala red carpet.

Chastain swapped her famous red locks for icy blonde, which she paired with an all-black ensemble in honor of Lagerfeld.

Her strapless black gown featured a dramatic, ruffled skirt and sheer black opera gloves.

Jennie Kim

The BLACKPINK star, who was one of Lagerfeld's muses, walked the Met Gala carpet in a vintage Chanel dress.

The white minidress had a scalloped neckline, which the hem mirrored before flowing out into pleats. A sliver of black fabric belted at Kim's waist, with a white rosette sitting in the center of her chest.

She wore the dress with black gloves, tights, and platform heels.

Tom Ford

Ford wore a black, velvet tuxedo with a white flower on his lapel in ode to Lagerfeld. He paired sunglasses with the simple but chic look.

Ava Max

Christian Siriano designed the stunning ball gown Max wore to make her Met Gala debut.

The dress itself had a form-fitting silhouette, but a full, detachable train made of tulle sat on her waist.

A layer of fabric sat atop her shoulders and flowed up to her neck, covering the gown's sheer, long sleeves. As Siriano shared on Instagram, the dress was adorned with more than 6,000 crystals and pearls. A matching headpiece completed the look.

Gwendoline Christie

Christie chose a pale-pink gown from Fendi for the 2023 Met Gala.

The chiffon dress was covered in ruching, and it featured draped sleeves that flowed behind the actor as she walked, serving as a train. Nude shoes completed the look.

Diane von Fürstenberg

Fürstenberg's slinky dress had an asymmetrical neckline and was patterned with what looked like a crossword going in different directions. The design spelled out "Karl Lagerfeld" in different patterns across the black-and-white dress.

She paired it with a coordinating jacket, which had a lime-green lining.

Daisy Edgar-Jones

Edgar-Jones' Gucci ensemble featured both actual bows and drawings of bows.

The black ensemble consisted of a cropped top with a low neckline and the shape of a sparkly bow that flowed across the bodice, connecting to a rosette around her neck.

A matching bow was embellished onto the waist of the skirt, which was covered in sparkles and had a slit on one side.

Strappy heels completed the look.

Ashley Graham

Harris Reed designed Graham's pink-and-black gown. Three-dimensional, off-the-shoulder sleeves added drama to the top of Graham's gown, while the bodice was form-fitting.

Pink fabric was gathered at her hips, and the gown flowed into a mermaid skirt. The pink fabric gave way to black on the skirt, making the dress feel cohesive.

Margot Robbie

Margot Robbie wore archival Chanel from the design house's 1993 collection. Her black gown featured sheer plastic panels on the corset-style bodice and an asymmetrical shoulder.

Eileen Gu

Eileen Gu wore a white, peplum-style gown covered in red splatters meant to resemble red-wine stains.

Speaking to E!, Gu remarked on the irony of her gown given that at 19 years old she's not old enough to actually drink wine.

Tyler Mitchell

Tyler Mitchell kept things classic in a black tuxedo embroidered with his own initials on the cuff of one sleeve, and lace appliqués on the lapels of his jacket. He wore lace white socks with a pair of patent black loafers with a bow detail to complete the look.

Keke Palmer

Keke Palmer wore a strapless, tweed gown by Sergio Hudson in a pastel cream-and-blue mix, and a pale-blue cape that she wore draped off her shoulders and that trailed behind her.

Palmer told Vogue that the look was inspired by singer Josephine Baker "in her glory days," as well as the classic Chanel tweed looks made iconic in the '90s.

Jonathan Groff

Jonathan Groff wore a classic black suit that featured pearls along the jacket's lapel and a bold necktie adorned with a gold brooch in the shape of a flower.

Yara Shahidi

Yara Shahidi walked the red carpet in a custom Jean Paul Gaultier gown that still paid homage to former Chanel creative director Karl Lagerfeld.

Shahidi told Extra that she pulled the archival look from Gaultier's 2008 mermaid collection, but that half of it was custom-made for her to embody her favorite '90s Chanel models.

Sydney Sweeney

Sydney Sweeney arrived in a floor-length, pale-pink gown covered head-to-toe in crystals and featuring crystal straps.

A black bow at her knees gave the dress an interesting shape. The "Euphoria" star completed her look with a large black bow in her hair.

Halle Bailey

Halle Bailey, the star of the upcoming live-action adaptation of "The Little Mermaid," arrived in a shimmering, white Gucci gown fit for a Disney princess. The floor-length dress had a halter-style neckline and was partially sheer.

"I really felt like this gown captured the magic and joy, especially of the mermaid vibes kicking off for me," Bailey told Extra. "And, of course, the Chanel vibes to honor Karl tonight."

To finish the look, Bailey wore a billowing, frilled cape draped off her shoulders that descended into a train.

Suki Waterhouse

Suki Waterhouse gave effortless glamour in a sheer, nude gown by Fendi that was covered in floral embroidery. The tea-length dress had a deep V-neck and cap sleeves, giving it a romantic feel.

Robert Pattinson

Robert Pattinson made classic menswear feel fresh in a navy suit by Dior that featured an asymmetrical hemline, simple gold broach, and gemstone-covered loafers.

Julia Garner

Julia Garner wore a custom white-silk Gucci gown that featured a stunning halter neckline and pointed collar. She teamed the look with a black-velvet cape with a pink, crystal-covered lining.

Brian Tyree Henry

Brian Tyree Henry honored the night's theme in a Karl Lagerfeld ensemble. He wore a flowing black cape covered in lace ruffles, a black, silk vest, and layers of beaded black-and-white necklaces.

Kate Moss

Kate Moss wore a spring/summer 2023 Fendi Couture dress designed by artistic director Kim Jones.

It was lined with white lace, wrapped at the waist, and accessorized with sheer, loose-fitting sleeves.

Naomi Campbell

There was a Grecian vibe to Naomi Campbell's look. Its bottom layer was crafted from silver swirls, while pink silk wrapped around her shoulder to create the gown's exterior.

The dress was first designed by Chanel in 2010.

Gabrielle Union and Dwyane Wade

Gabrielle Union and Dwayne Wade both wore statement coats on the red carpet.

Union's red leather coat covered her matching gown, while Wade wore his black jacket over a leather vest and trousers.

The couple also added Tiffany & Co. accessories to their looks. Union wore gold chain necklaces and rings, while Wade wore a silver broach and bracelets.

Gisele Bündchen

Gisele Bündchen channeled her Victoria's Secret days with a giant, feathered cape that featured a long train.

Underneath, she wore a sheer gown with sparkling white strips. Both pieces were from Chanel's 2007 Spring/Summer collection.

Imaan Hammam

Imaan Hammam kept things simple in a white, long-sleeved gown that reached the floor.

But across her waist was a unique accessory: a wrapped belt that looked a bit like a tail.

Amanda Seyfried

Amanda Seyfried ditched tradition at the Met Gala by wearing a minidress made from thin, sparkling fringe.

The Oscar de la Renta creation had a halter neckline, corset bodice, and draped design that created the illusion of her being naked aside from the sparkling pieces.

Usher

Though Usher's black suit was simple, featuring a wide jacket and matching pants, his accessories nodded to Lagerfeld.

He wore leather gloves, a diamond brooch in place of a tie, and studded dress shoes.

Karlie Kloss

Karlie Kloss used her long-sleeved Loewe look to reveal that she's pregnant.

The shining gown was embellished with strands of pearls, and yellow shadows were printed behind them to create dimension.

Irina Shayk

Irina Shayk's cream-colored gown had unique details, including flower appliqués and rolled straps that wrapped around her chest.

She wore the satin look with layered diamond necklaces and flat shoes.

Rami Malek

Rami Malek had one of the most simple menswear looks of the night. He wore a white vest buttoned over a long-sleeved shirt, black pants, leather dress shoes, and an emerald jabot.

Eva Chen

Eva Chen was one of the only stars to wear green on the red carpet.

Her sleeveless gown was decorated with strips of sequins, and her long, fingerless gloves nodded to one of Lagerfeld's favorite accessories.

Grace Elizabeth

Grace Elizabeth's halter gown mixed different patterns and shades of pink. Christopher John Rogers custom-made the dress for the model. Sparkly eye shadow and a slicked-back updo added to the look.

Christine Chiu

Lace detailing created an off-the-shoulder look at the top of Christine Chiu's red dress, while her feathered cape wrapped around her neck and floated far behind her.

The look also had a 1920s flair thanks to her diamond piece she wore in her hair.

James Corden and Julia Carey

James Corden hit the Met Gala red carpet alongside his wife Julia Carey. She wore a crystal-covered gown with a strapless neckline, while the TV host paired a powder-blue suit jacket with classic black-and-white pieces.

Karen Elson

Karen Elson opted for a "naked" dress with flowers in pink, black, and white fabric that were strategically placed around her neckline, hips, and along the train.

Jackson Wang

Jackson Wang rocked a cool, all-black ensemble that extended from head to toe. He wore dark sunglasses, a military-style jacket, straight-leg trousers, and leather gloves.

Ben Platt

Ben Platt donned a tweed set designed by Wiederhoeft. His cropped jacket perfectly matched his straight-leg pants, while his button-up shirt added another layer.

He accessorized with a gold belt, silver jewelry, and black platform boots.

Maya Hawke

Maya Hawke's white coat stole the show. The Prada piece was covered in tiny flowers and stems, as was the minidress she wore underneath.

To complete the outfit, the "Stranger Things" actor added sheer white tights and kitten heels.

Leon Lai Yi

Leon Lai Yi had one of the best menswear looks of the night. Both his long jacket and tie were covered in beads, and silver chains complemented the pieces.

Ice Spice

Ice Spice kept things chic in a white, long-sleeved gown with sheer stripes. The look was designed by Balmain.

Kodi Smit-McPhee

Kodi Smit-McPhee's look was subdued, but with a fun detail. He wore standard evening attire, including a thin black tie, dark pants, and a button-up shirt. The latter, however, was lined with blue fuzz near his blazer's lapels.

Pierce Brosnan and Keely Shaye Smith

Pierce Brosnan and Keely Shaye Smith coordinated in fierce looks. Brosnan's dark suit had a satin floral print, and he paired the outfit with sunglasses and a bow tie.

Smith, on the other hand, wore a sequin-covered gown underneath a sheer, pearl-covered cape.

Hugh Jackman and Deborra-Lee Furness

Hugh Jackman and Deborra-Lee Furness balanced classy and daring looks.

Jackman's suit and high-neck top looked classic, while Furness' sheer, mirror-covered gown was bolder. The latter had a high neckline, long sleeves, and a slit in the back of its skirt.

Baz Luhrmann and Catherine Martin

Baz Luhrmann and Catherine Martin both wore over-the-top looks.

The filmmaker's suit included an asymmetrical, black-and-white jacket and rolled-up pants, while Martin's tweed, star-print jacket was paired with a sequined, floor-length skirt.

Phillipa Soo

Phillipa Soo looked like she stepped off a Chanel runway in a strapless midi dress.

Its white underlining was seemingly made from chiffon, while its outer black layer was covered in dark feathers and white polka dots.

Ariana DeBose

Ariana Debose made a splash on the Met Gala carpet with a canary-yellow ensemble that featured fur details.

Debose's two-piece look was made up of a yellow silk jacket with embroidered sleeves that showed off her shoulders, as well as a matching yellow skirt.

Quinta Brunson

Quinta Brunson's baby-pink gown packed plenty of drama thanks to its sheer black overlay and long, flowing train.

Brunson's dress shimmered with silver sparkles that burst like fireworks throughout the skirt. She paired the ensemble with sheer black opera gloves.

Olivia Wilde

Olivia Wilde wore one of Lagerfeld's most famous motifs, a sparkling violin shape, in the middle of her glamorous gown.

Her white dress also had a cape-style bodice, waist cutouts, and wristbands crafted from the same fabric used to make the violin piece.

Anok Yai

Anok Yai was undoubtedly one of the best-dressed stars on the red carpet. Her strapless minidress was covered in gold and silver sequins, with long fringe hanging from its structured miniskirt.

She also wore a short, brown veil over her eyes, which matched the mesh train that extended behind her.

He Cong

He Cong's black-and-white gown seemingly paid homage to Lagerfeld's signature style.

Its sleeveless white top was pleated with a collar, and the attached black pants were so wide that they resembled a skirt. Fingerless leather gloves and bold eye makeup completed the look.

Michaela Coel

Michaela Coel was dripping in crystals when she stepped on the red carpet.

Designed by Schiaparelli, her custom brown gown was covered from top to bottom in diamonds, pearls, and gold pieces shaped like the sun and lips. Schiaparelli's signature toe heels and large gold earrings completed the look.

Vanessa Kirby

Vanessa Kirby's black gown — which was an archival Chloé design from the spring 1983 collection — looked simple upon first glance. But when she turned around, you could see it was lined with thin rows of silver beads from top to bottom.

Maude Apatow

Maude Apatow's sleek Chloé gown had two standout cutouts at her waist. Both were lined with mirror-like crystals that matched the silver rings she wore on her hands.

Margaret Qualley

Margaret Qualley kept things simple with a classic little black dress.

The "Maid" star's spaghetti-strap dress featured lace details on the skirt and neckline. Wraparound heels and a silver broach at her waist added to the look.

Kelsey Asbille Chow

Kelsey Asbille Chow brought some red to the Met Gala carpet with a structured, off-the-shoulder minidress featuring a bubble skirt.

The "Yellowstone" star paired her look with a dramatic red train, as well as a red garter and red heels.

Alia Bhatt

Alia Bhatt's gown was covered in one of Lagerfeld's favorite textures: pearls.

Its corseted bodice was sleeveless with a scooped neckline, and its full skirt extended into a see-through train.

David Byrne

David Byrne's all-white outfit — which was crafted by the Brooklyn tailor Martin Greenfield Clothiers — was unique, with a buttoned jacket, matching pants and turtleneck top underneath. He also wore sneakers with the outfit.

But it was the bicycle he carried on the red carpet that stole the show.

Quannah Chasinghorse

Quannah Chasinghorse perfectly blended glamourous and punk styles. Her pink Prabal Gurung gown was covered in sparkles and cutouts up top, while its ruffled skirt added a sheer element.

Equally bold were her accessories. She wore latex gloves painted with a floral design and a heart-charm necklace. According to Allure, her jewelry was created by Indigenous designer Sota Scowi Designs using porcupine quills, pearls, beads, and silver.

Liu Wen

Liu Wen's black, off-the-shoulder gown had a mermaid-style silhouette and was cropped to reveal a bottom layer of dark mesh and white, floral embellishments.

To complete the look, she wore black gloves, flower-shaped earrings, and red lipstick.

Phoebe Bridgers

Phoebe Bridgers' black gown put a glamorous spin on her signature skeleton suit.

Tory Burch designed the sleeveless look, which had sheer panels across the chest and a floor-length skirt with a long train.

Tory Burch

Tory Burch honored Lagerfeld with a black halter gown adorned with flowers.

It had a form-fitting, semi-sheer bodice, tiered skirt, and a flowing train.

Alexi Ashe and Seth Meyers

Alexi Ashe and Seth Meyers matched in black Tom Ford outfits on the red carpet.

Ashe's gown was strapless with a thin, V-shaped slit down the middle of its bodice, and Meyers' suit was completed with a bow tie.

Emily Ratajkowski

Emily Ratajkowski stuck to her signature, daring style with a partially-sheer, cream Tory Burch gown.

The sleeveless garment was adorned with black lines to create a sculptural look and had a plunging neckline. The dress also had deep cutouts under the arms, and its long, pleated skirt extended into a long train, giving it a romantic feel.

Keith Urban and Nicole Kidman

Keith Urban and Nicole Kidman embodied Lagerfeld's chic aesthetic with their outfits.

Urban wore a black suit with tails, and Kidman donned a blush-colored, feather-covered gown that she previously wore in a 2004 Chanel No. 5 commercial.

Taika Waititi

Taika Waititi ditched the classic black tuxedo and opted for a long and silky silver jacket and white pants that peeked out from underneath.

Waititi's jacket was adorned with a large black flower and dripping white beads.

Natalie McQueen and Josh Groban

Josh Groban and Natalie McQueen kept things classic as they walked down the Met Gala carpet together.

McQueen sported a strapless black gown with a fabric belt tied in the middle, while Groban opted for a black tuxedo with a white bow tie.

Rita Ora

Rita Ora brought major drama to the Met Gala with a black, one-shoulder Prabal Gurung gown that featured a number of sheer panels and lace detailing.

Ora's daring ensemble featured a long and sheer black cape that flowed behind her, as well as a choker. She paired the look with black nails that were literally dripping with jewels.

Roger Federer and Mirka Federer

Roger Federer stuck to a black tuxedo for the occasion, while his wife Mirka sported a dramatic baby-pink ensemble.

Mirka's feathered gown featured long sleeves, a silk pink bow tied at the middle, and a high neckline.

Andrew Saffir and Daniel Benedict

Andrew Safir and Daniel Benedict paid homage to Karl Lagerfeld's signature look with their Met Gala ensembles.

Saffir and Benedict accessorized their suits with chains and bedazzled broaches. One was of a cross — a Lagerfeld favorite — while the other was the iconic Chanel logo.

Anna Wintour and Bill Nighy

Florals for spring remain groundbreaking for Anna Wintour, who showed up wearing one of her favorite Met Gala patterns.

Vogue's global editorial director icon paired a simple white column dress from Chanel with a bold coat adorned with yellow and black flowers.

Emma Chamberlain

Emma Chamberlain mixed modern and mod styles with her Miu Miu skirt suit. It had a blue blazer crop top with diamond buttons, and a matching, low-rise skirt with a thigh-high slit.

A bedazzled silver top underneath her jacket added a pop of glamor to her look.

James McAvoy

James McAvoy seemingly took a page from Lagerfeld's book with his black-and-white outfit. He wore a classic blazer, white dress shirt, and a polka-dot tie tucked into the latter.

He also carried a black fan with him, likely inspired by Lagerfeld's signature accessory.

Vittoria Ceretti

Vittoria Ceretti's black, strapless gown was covered in feathers.

She paired the gown with long, black gloves, and slicked her hair back to keep all eyes on her outfit.

Harris Dickinson

Harris Dickinson was straightforward with his Met Gala look, wearing a black suit and white undershirt. But for a bit of fun, he added a striped tie and sparkling brooch.

Dua Lipa

Dua Lipa could have been mistaken for royalty in a white Chanel wedding gown with a black trim, and Tiffany and Co. necklace.

The tweed look was sleeveless with a corseted, scoop-neck bodice, while its full skirt was lined with short fringe. It was previously worn by Claudia Schiffer, one of Lagerfeld's muses, in 1992.

Penélope Cruz

Penélope Cruz looked ready to walk down the aisle in a stunning white ball gown, complete with a sheer veil.

Cruz's Chanel dress shimmered with silver sparkles that lined her veil and the bottom of her skirt, and matched her bedazzled belt.

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Wendell Pierce

"The Wire" star Wendell Pierce sported a sleek navy-blue suit as he walked down the white carpet on Monday night.

Pierce paired his suit with a silk tie adorned with dots and a baby-blue pocket square.

Chloe Fineman

Chloe Fineman chose a sparkling, pink gown with dark roses lining its off-the-shoulder neckline. The tea-length dress It was designed by Wiederhoeft.

She also wore black-mesh gloves, pearl jewelry, heeled Roger Vivier pumps with crystal-encrusted buckles, and a cat-shaped purse, likely in honor of Karl Lagerfeld's cat Choupette.

Derek Blasberg

Derek Blasberg wore a traditional tuxedo, but added some flair with a crystal-covered, flower-shaped broach on his jacket lapel.

Rachel Smith

Rachel Smith chose a princess-style ball gown for the occasion.

Her gray dress was strapless with a row of ruffles down one side, and extra fabric around the back of its skirt. She finished the look with strappy silver heels.

Harvey Guillén

Harvey Guillén stood out in his baby-pink, tweed suit, which was adorned with flower appliqués and half a skirt that wrapped around him. The look was designed by Christian Siriano.

He wore the look with a black shirt, underneath and a pearl necklace and patent black shoes.

Lisa Love

Lisa Love kept things simple in a double-breasted suit-style dress that fell to the floor.

The West Coast director of Vogue and Teen Vogue also donned layered pearl necklaces and sunglasses — cornerstones of Lagerfeld's designs.

La La Anthony

Designed by Sergio Hudson, La La Anthony's floor-length, asymmetrical gown had a bow attached to its single strap and gold chains draping across its bodice.

She wore it with matching bead-covered, cat-eye sunglasses and a white headband. She wore her hair in a high, 1960s-style ponytail.

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